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2010•Hong Kong Physiotherapy JournalOpen access

Effects of 8-Week Strategy-Focused Training on Balance and Gait Performance in Patients with Parkinson's Disease

Xia Shen, Kit Yi Mak

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Conclusion: The results showed adequate effectiveness and efficiency of the lower limb amputation rehabilitation program in a community hospital in Singapore.

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Conclusion: The results showed adequate effectiveness and efficiency of the lower limb amputation rehabilitation program in a community hospital in Singapore.

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Conclusion: The results showed adequate effectiveness and efficiency of the lower limb amputation rehabilitation program in a community hospital in Singapore.

Key concepts: Medicine, Gait, Balance (ability), Parkinson's disease, Physical medicine and rehabilitation, Physical therapy, Disease, Internal medicine

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